@xinit @wonderofscience I'm pretty sure I can see the Moon rotate a teensy bit, but the others are probably static images. The Moon should make a full rotation for every 28ish rotations of Earth, but Mercury would take over twice as long, almost 59 Earth days, while Venus would take 243 Earth days, which is slightly longer than its year. Also, as I said, it's backwards (or upside-down, since the definitions of North and South are usually based on the direction of rotation). Venus is an odd goat.